IKEA
IKEA was founded in this year (±5 accepted).
1943.
You might be a dancing queen if you hear this lyric: “young and sweet, only…”
Seventeen.
The celebration traditionally takes place on this day of the week.
Friday.
Vikings came primarily from these three modern-day countries.
Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
This horror movie shares its name with a classic Swedish celebration.
If you've ever cried building a nightstand, this tiny tool is likely to blame.
Allen key (hex key).
In 2021, ABBA shocked the world by doing this for the first time in 40 years.
Releasing a new album (Voyage).
This fermented fish dish is a traditional (and infamous) part of Swedish cuisine.
Surströmming.
This day of the week is named after the Norse god of thunder.
Thursday.
This actress plays the May Queen in the movie.
Florence Pugh.
IKEA’s in-store restaurant is most famous for serving this iconic Swedish dish.
Swedish meatballs.
ABBA’s name is made up of the first names of these four members.
Agnetha, Björn, Benny, and Anni-Frid.
This alcoholic beverage is traditionally consumed in large quantities on Midsommar.
Schnapps (or aquavit).
Vikings believed that if you died in battle, you’d go to this warrior afterparty in the sky.
Valhalla.
What is Christian's ultimate fate in the movie?
He is sewn into a bear and burned.
As of 2024, IKEA has stores in this many countries (±5 accepted).
63.
ABBA won the Eurovision Song Contest with this song.
Waterloo.
On Midsommar, it’s traditional to place these under your pillow to dream of your future spouse.
Seven different flowers.
The Viking Age is generally considered to have started in this year, with the raid on Lindisfarne.
793 AD.
The American who produced the movie, alongside many other horror films.
Ari Aster.
This city is home to the largest IKEA store in the world, at over 700,000 square feet.
Pasay City, Philippines.
This ABBA song spent the most weeks at #1 on the UK Singles Chart.
'Dancing Queen".
This leafy pole is the centerpiece of Midsommar celebrations.
Maypole (midsommarstång).
This Icelandic explorer is believed to be the first European to set foot in North America.
Leif Erikson.
The age in which a Hårga is considered at the end of their life cycle.
72.